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Issues DFS using net use from a remote location.
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Rene Parsieau
2003-12-30 18:19:00 UTC
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I have a problem with Dfs using the net use command.

Dfs is running in a Domain environment and published in AD.

Scenario.

Home user needs access to their files at work, when I try connecting I get
"System error 86 has occured - The specified network password is not
correct"

example:
|------Dfs link--------| |---username-------| |-password-|
net use p: \\domain.net\common$ /u:***@domain.net password

What am I doing wrong? I've done this with the same example as above but
without using the Dfs link (using the server name instead) and it worked.

Is there a bug or a different way of mapping to a dfs link for a home user
that isn't part of the Domain.

Thanks

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Mukul Gupta [MSFT]
2004-01-19 19:09:46 UTC
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What happens if you try

net use p: \\domain.net\common$ /u:domain.net\tester password

If this still fails, then this user certainly don't have proper permissions
to this root. We can check on that as well. (Note: For a domain-based DFS
root with multiple root-servers, if you are setting some special permissions
on this DFS root the permissions need to be set on all root-servers not just
one)
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Thanks
Mukul [MSFT]

PS: Please post DFS related queries in newsgroup
microsoft.public.windows.server.dfs_frs. Please use "DFS" in subject to make
it immediately noticeable.

PS: Please find latest dfsutil.exe for Win2003 (updated) at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=82E8DEC3-C7A3-4B5B-9FF1-FD01B0203DC1&displaylang=en

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Post by Rene Parsieau
I have a problem with Dfs using the net use command.
Dfs is running in a Domain environment and published in AD.
Scenario.
Home user needs access to their files at work, when I try connecting I get
"System error 86 has occured - The specified network password is not
correct"
|------Dfs link--------| |---username-------|
|-password-|
Post by Rene Parsieau
What am I doing wrong? I've done this with the same example as above but
without using the Dfs link (using the server name instead) and it worked.
Is there a bug or a different way of mapping to a dfs link for a home user
that isn't part of the Domain.
Thanks
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